Medion motherboard? Hello--i'm trying to determine what i have in my system for a motherboard. No one seems to know and it's almost impossible to get any help on the web--until now. the system is an Medion m3 composer 4300 e (2005)It has windows xp home edtion on it. When i try to connect to the web--it fails on the mother board. Two people have told me I need to install the drivers--but no way to tell what it is.Any help would be nice. Thank You for your time.

Hello try to download a manual from here:

http://www.medion.com/gb/service/download/manual.php

By selecting the pc model and number.

I think your pc is using DDR 2 ram but not sure.
It depends of what brand the mainboard is.

Good luck

From what I can find it's a P4, socket 478.

you may be having a compatibility problem with the operating system.. what operating system are you trying to use?

Hi there is a peice of software that you can download.Do a search for Belarc and opt for the free version form the website. When installed it gives you a list of virtually everything on your system, including the key for your operating system and any other software.when viewing the results, look at the part that says MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD.Then go to the manufacturers website and download the appropriate drivers. I hope this helps you.

It seems u have updated wrong bios...then the motherbord need to be re programmed for the u have take it to service center........

Without knowing what sound chip or south bridge chip you have on your motherboard it is impossible to know what sound drivers you need. Use a program like "Unknown Devices" available here: http://www.zhangduo.com/udi.html to determine the model of the sound chip on your motherboard.

Yes it can but you have to know which files are virus files and which files are not. Since this is practically impossible to know each and every file, it is best to use an antivirus because it's been programmed with all the virus files already so you don't have to guess. That being said, look for files with seemingly random names and recent dates. When in doubt, you can google search a filename to determine if anyone has flagged it as a potentially unwanted program. This method is not 100% nor is it recommended; deleting the wrong file can cause your computer not to boot up.

Are you looking for this. (click the link). Foxconn.
http://www.foxconnchannel.com/product/Motherboards/detail_overview.aspx?ID=en-us0000189

Manual for MS-7091
http://217.110.237.67/Manuals/Medion%208383XL%20mit%20MS-7091.pdf

If I can be of more service, just post back & let me know how thing go.
Good Luck!

Mike

if you cannot reach the BIOS settings screen at power-up, then try another known-good keyboard...it is likely dead.

The problem seems to be in the part of the process of taking picture when the camera scans the scene for brightness, to correct exposure. Bright regions turn greeny blue when taken. Low light images are usually unaffected. The problem can be testes by waving a dark object in front of the camera just before shooting. This implies that the good image result (if over exposed) is not a faulty CCD. It seems that the camera has trouble determining the colour balance or white brightness and tries to compensate by post processing.

I will look for a further solution.